Pathologist Assistant - Anatomic Pathology

Role And Responsibilities As a Pathologists' Assistant in Anatomic Pathology, you will perform gross dissection of surgical specimens, document findings, and assist with postmortem examinations, including autopsies. Your duties include specimen photography, selecting tissues for testing or research, and supporting resident, fellow, and student training. You will also aid with research projects and contribute to diagnostic processes under the guidance of pathologists. Qualifications And Skills Candidates must have a master's degree from an NAACLS-accredited Pathologists' Assistant program, with strong knowledge of medical terminology, human anatomy, and medical practices. Certification as a PA (ASCP) is required within one year. Preferred qualifications include ABMDI certification. Familiarity with medical practices and human anatomy is essential. Additional Requirements Applicants must submit a CV/resume, cover letter, and unofficial transcripts. Foreign-trained candidates need a detailed US degree equivalency evaluation from a recognized credential evaluation organization. The role involves rotating shifts, with no weekend work, and is full-time with competitive compensation and benefits. Key Duties Gross dissection and documentation of surgical specimensSpecimen photography and tissue selection for testing or researchPostmortem examinations and autopsy-related tasksTraining and mentoring residents, fellows, and studentsSupporting research projects and clinical workflows